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Gulliver's Travels
Ted Danson stars as Dr. Gulliver in this made-for-TV miniseries that faithfully adapts Jonathan Swift's classic 18th century satirical tale. Gulliver's story is told in flashback after he returns from years of travel to find that another doctor (James Fox) has his eye on his practice -- and on his wife (Mary Steenburgen)! To make matters worse, Gulliver is sent to an insane asylum after sharing his tales of strange and distant lands.

Gulliver's Travels
Ted Danson stars as Dr. Gulliver in this made-for-TV miniseries that faithfully adapts Jonathan Swift's classic 18th century satirical tale. Gulliver's story is told in flashback after he returns from years of travel to find that another doctor (James Fox) has his eye on his practice -- and on his wife (Mary Steenburgen)! To make matters worse, Gulliver is sent to an insane asylum after sharing his tales of strange and distant lands.

That is a really good version of Gulliver's Travels. I think Danson and Steenburgen were an item at that time...before Danson went Whoopie.

Just from the tone of your posts today you sound like you are feeling a bit better. Don't you just love the good days? Family movie night sounds like a tradition you son will look on fondly down the road and remember what great parents he was blessed with.

Spring is just around the corner so think sunny days and breeze evenings.